Tex. Insurance Code § 848.110
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 848.110, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 848.110. RIGHTS OF PHYSICIANS; LIMITATIONS ON PARTICIPATION.
Official statutory text
(a) Before a complaint against a physician under Section 848.107 is resolved, or before a physician's association with a health care collaborative is terminated, the physician is entitled to an opportunity to dispute the complaint or termination through a process that includes:
(1) written notice of the complaint or basis of the termination;
(2) an opportunity for a hearing not earlier than the 30th day after receiving notice under Subdivision (1);
(3) the right to provide information at the hearing, including testimony and a written statement; and
(4) a written decision that includes the specific facts and reasons for the decision.
(b) A health care collaborative may limit a physician or group of physicians from participating in the health care collaborative if the limitation is based on an established development plan approved by the board of directors. Each applicant physician or group shall be provided with a copy of the development plan.
(1) written notice of the complaint or basis of the termination;
(2) an opportunity for a hearing not earlier than the 30th day after receiving notice under Subdivision (1);
(3) the right to provide information at the hearing, including testimony and a written statement; and
(4) a written decision that includes the specific facts and reasons for the decision.
(b) A health care collaborative may limit a physician or group of physicians from participating in the health care collaborative if the limitation is based on an established development plan approved by the board of directors. Each applicant physician or group shall be provided with a copy of the development plan.
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